CD-Charts Position 1

Merit's Inspiration: Relaxing Music of Ancient Egypt

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Release Date August 01, 1999

CD-Charts Position 2
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Plastic Soul Impalement

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by: Training for Utopia

Release Date March 03, 1998
This CD is just awesome.
The mix is a little thin but still awesome.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Technical Difficulties

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by: Training for Utopia

Release Date April 20, 2004
THIS ALBUM BY TFU ROCKS!!!! TFU has been out of the making cds process for 5 years now and when I saw this album coming out in April I was thirlled! An awesome mix of songs all through out the cd. Theres one song I missed not hearing was White Boys Burden I love that song! But this just Rocks start to finish and If you want rough, tough, ferious, hard, screamo, and an album thats brilliant then get this cd! So if you want a total butt kicking when you take a listen then get it today! This cd is best heard LOUD!! Plus theres a farwell letter from both Clark brothers telling you that TFU is finished. It also tells you how they got started and how they did what they did from basically 96-99. So alittle TFU history is in order and its cool to hear ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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T&N Box Set, Vol. 1: First 100 - 1st 4 Years

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by: Various Artists

Release Date December 23, 1997
This is a great buy. You get 100 tracks of music that is VERY diverse. You get the electrical-sounding music of Joy Electric, hardcore styles of Zao and Overcome, the punk of MxPx, the weirdness of Danielson, and so much more! The songs are put in order of the years they were released, starting with the earliest, so you get to really hear how Tooth and Nail has progressed throughout the years. Brandon Ebel and Bill Power need to be congratulated on this 100th release. Only flaw is that its a little dated (made back in 1997 or 98, I think), so it won't include some of the newer bands Tooth and Nail has signed (like the great Juliana Theory). But it's a good buy for nostalgic reasons.

Also includes a neat-o booklet that tells the history ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Everybody's Favorite Blues

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 23, 1997
This is a great buy. You get 100 tracks of music that is VERY diverse. You get the electrical-sounding music of Joy Electric, hardcore styles of Zao and Overcome, the punk of MxPx, the weirdness of Danielson, and so much more! The songs are put in order of the years they were released, starting with the earliest, so you get to really hear how Tooth and Nail has progressed throughout the years. Brandon Ebel and Bill Power need to be congratulated on this 100th release. Only flaw is that its a little dated (made back in 1997 or 98, I think), so it won't include some of the newer bands Tooth and Nail has signed (like the great Juliana Theory). But it's a good buy for nostalgic reasons.

Also includes a neat-o booklet that tells the history ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Live in Switzerland

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by: Eddie Boyd

Release Date May 30, 1995
I THINK I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO WRITE NOW , PERHAPS LATER!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Charm City Hustle

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by: DJ Feelgood

Release Date February 13, 2007
Charles has a winner here, one of the best mix CDs I've heard in a while. The first disc, Bumpin, starts of with some funky beats, working it up with style. The first disc ends with trumpets blaring in Charles' own 'Hasta Manana'. Disc two, Pumpin, kicks it up a notch with some excellent tracks by DJ Dan, Scott Quick and Funk Monkeys. A perfect disc for after midnight, when you want to bring down the house.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Ain't It Good Feeling Good

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by: Eloise Laws

Release Date June 08, 2004
Charles has a winner here, one of the best mix CDs I've heard in a while. The first disc, Bumpin, starts of with some funky beats, working it up with style. The first disc ends with trumpets blaring in Charles' own 'Hasta Manana'. Disc two, Pumpin, kicks it up a notch with some excellent tracks by DJ Dan, Scott Quick and Funk Monkeys. A perfect disc for after midnight, when you want to bring down the house.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Ain't It Good Feeling Good

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by: Eloise Laws

Release Date January 16, 2006
Charles has a winner here, one of the best mix CDs I've heard in a while. The first disc, Bumpin, starts of with some funky beats, working it up with style. The first disc ends with trumpets blaring in Charles' own 'Hasta Manana'. Disc two, Pumpin, kicks it up a notch with some excellent tracks by DJ Dan, Scott Quick and Funk Monkeys. A perfect disc for after midnight, when you want to bring down the house.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Love Factory: The Invictus Sessions

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by: Eloise Laws

Release Date February 16, 2004
From her beginnings as a soul artist on the Invictus label, chanteuse Eloise Laws delivers an appealing set of sides produced by Eddie and Brian Holland (2/3 of the Holland-Dozier-Holland trio responsible for a multitude of Motown hits).

The music on these recording allow Ms. Laws to have a vocally different approach and register than what one may be used to hearing on her vocally laid-back and more jazz-oriented sides on Liberty and ABC. Here her voice appears much fuller and stronger. While some of the material is not always 5-star caliber, her vocals are never-the-less excellent. In fact, at times she doesn't even sound like the same person as the singer who sang songs such as "Weekend" "You're Incredible" or "Strength Of A Woman." As ... Read More: